Do post pics when you can, I love miniatures. I have about 300 minis for Battletech, fully painted. I never got into WW2 stuff, just didn't seem like a crowd for in Colorado Springs when I started.

+1 Another one who likes Battletech and had minis painted - it was a real pain getting them by post to where I live... unfortunately now I haven't got the time for them anymore and haven't ever played a game with them either. Just the joy of putting them together and painting them. Now if only Matrix came out with a strategy game for Battletech

I have to admit though that I was always more interested in the painting and assembly part.

Do post pics when you can, I love miniatures. I have about 300 minis for Battletech, fully painted. I never got into WW2 stuff, just didn't seem like a crowd for in Colorado Springs when I started.

+1 Another one who likes Battletech and had minis painted - it was a real pain getting them by post to where I live... unfortunately now I haven't got the time for them anymore and haven't ever played a game with them either. Just the joy of putting them together and painting them. Now if only Matrix came out with a strategy game for Battletech

I have to admit though that I was always more interested in the painting and assembly part.

U2 are you finished with your army then? Do you have more in store for us?

No, I am currently building/painting a 76mm arty battery that can double as anti-tank too depending on how I decide to use them in an army. But I don't think they can do both in an army, I have to choose. So four 76mm pieces, arty crew, spotters and bases to paint and I hope to be finished late January.

After that I have about four blisters of soviet inf to do, a Sturmovik and some tanks where I will try some new stuff painting wise. So I have Soviets for 6-12 months depending on how inspired I feel. My brother also gave me some germans to paint (lazy bastard).